English to Irish Meaning of gormandize - gormandize

Gormandize :

gormandize

noun

craos

verb

Gormandize :: gormandizeGormandized :: gormandizedGormandizes :: gormandizesGormandizing :: gormandizing

← Gorilla

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Definitions of gormandize in English

Verb(1) overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself

Examples of gormandize in English

(1) Salt became such an important part of people's diet that a way was needed to allow early nomads to carry salt with them on their perilous travels; such a device ideally also helped ancient gormandizers to distribute portions of the precious flavor enhancer onto their foods.(2) He was a great gormandizer and ate prodigiously.(3) Before the two days were spent, they grew very weary of this kind of life; for the followers of King Ulysses, as you will find it important to remember, were terrible gormandizers , and pretty sure to grumble if they missed their regulars meals, and their irregular ones besides.(4) Apa Hotel and Resort in Sapporo houses an eatery in its hotel complex that provides delectable dishes that well surpass the tastes of the most punctilious gormandizers .(5) In other words she's going to go do things that professional university lecturers do, and I'm off to do things that professional gormandizers do.

Synonyms

Verb

1. engorge ::

engorge

2. overeat ::

overeat

4. binge ::

ragús

5. overindulge ::

overindulge

6. glut ::

glut

7. satiate ::

satiate

8. pig out ::

muc amach

9. englut ::

englut

11. stuff ::

rudaí

12. gorge ::

gorge

13. ingurgitate ::

ingurgitate

Different Forms

gormandize, gormandized, gormandizes, gormandizing

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